The gateway to the Peloponnese and a hinge between two seas, Corinth is a land of passages, bridges, and contrasts. The ancient city-state that once dominated the trade routes between the Aegean and Ionian Seas still retains a powerful allure today: the famous Corinth Canal that cuts across the isthmus is its modern symbol, a blade of water that simultaneously unites and divides.

Among hills dotted with olive trees and vineyards, the ruins of the Temple of Apollo, and the imposing rock of Acrocorinth, history and nature intertwine in a landscape reminiscent of sea and earth. Corinth is an ideal destination for those who love discovering authentic Greece, away from the tourist crowds, and seeking a blend of culture, flavor, and tradition.

Here, life flows slowly and concretely. The small farming villages, the taverns offering simple and sincere cuisine, the local producers who open their doors to visitors: everything speaks of the real Greece, made up of people and everyday gestures.

For a touch of flavor and authenticity, don't miss the experience "The Art of Greek Oil" a sensory journey dedicated to Greece's green gold. On a farm nestled among olive groves, you'll discover the secrets of extra virgin olive oil: the olive harvest, the processing stages in the modern mill, and a guided tasting that teaches you how to recognize authentic aromas and flavors.

Corinth is also an ideal stop on tours of the Peloponnese and a perfect base for tailor-made rental car trips.
From here, you can easily continue to Diakopto, with its rack railway that climbs the Vouraikos Gorge, or to Epidaurus, the birthplace of classical theater, and Nafplio, an elegant seaside town among the most romantic in Greece.

A destination that embodies rhythm, energy, and depth: the Greece of encounters, stories, and true emotions.